Bee Jays Take Final Game of Season Lefty Liell Stars
The Lawrence Bee Jays closed their season with a 4 3 win over Emporia in the Ban Johnson league. Lefty Liell allowed six hits struck out nine and hit a home run with a man on base to help push the Bee Jays into third place in the Eastern division one game behind Topeka. Lester Kappelman’s error was the only miscue for the Bee Jays as Liell's long homer and timely hits backed a strong effort.
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Lawrence Bee Jays
Emporia
Liell
Ben Jays
Topeka Scotts
Leavenworth
Jay Cees
Bee Jays
Lester Kappelman
Kappelman
Jones
Lawrence
Walt Houk
Coffin
Houk
Babcock
Ralph Houk
Scott
Liel
Sehon
Theel
Beattie
Kowalski
Thornton
Loomis
Lewis
Holcom
Nelson
Emporians
Kowalski Om
Sekon
Zy Kappelman
R. Houk
Rf W. Houk
Ss Oe
Pimple
Matson Retains Crown in Kansas Amateur Golf
Wichita golfer George Matson defeated Bill Stephenson 12 and 20 in the Kansas Amateur final in Wichita. Matson, a former champion, led 7 up after the morning round with a sub par 69 and closed the match with a 475 yard eagle three to seal the title.
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Wichita
Kan
George Matson
Kansas
Bill Stephenson
Matson
Emerson Carey
Hutchinson
Stephenson
Ate
Baseball Recap From Openers Across Leagues
A report highlights Bob Feller limiting the Indians to six hits and fanning 16 in a major league start. Travis Jackson and Hal Schumacher drove in all runs for the Giants in a 3-2 opener against Rees, Schumacher tossing eight hits in the nightcap. Larry Rosenthal and others contributed for White Sox and Tigers. Key performances include Joe DiMaggio and Johnny Kroner for the Yankees and Red Sox respectively, Art Garibaldi driving three via singles, and Frenchy Bordagaray with two runs for the Dodgers in twin bill actions.
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Associated Press
Bob Feller
Indians
Browns
Majer Meague
Travis Jackson
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Fermer
Rees
Schumacher
Larry Rosenthal
White Sox
Tigers
Pete Appleton
Cecil Travis
Senators
Twin Hill
Jatier
Larry French
Cubs
Reds
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
Johnny Kroner
Red Sox
Kroner
Art Garibaldi
Cardinals
Pirates
Frenchy Bordagaray
Dodgers
Bocky Walter
Phillies
Farmer
Walter
Unintentional Blimp Flight Marks Accident in Navy History
A Navy blimp expert, Commander Karl Lange, made an accidental Pacific to Atlantic nonrigid airship flight after engine failure. A strong westerly breeze allowed a safe free-ballooned return to Coco Solo, Panama, preserving aviation history in an unforeseen act.
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Karl Lange
United States Naval Reserve
Pacific Ocean
Actiaile
Coco Sola
Panama
Lange
Pacific
Atlantic
Local youth sports calendar entries mix bold matchups
A jumbled schedule lists Monday events including Panthers versus Tigers in the Midget league at Solith pri and Lawrence Sanitary against Co-Ops in the Junior league at South park. Also noted are Vinland Girls versus Holmes Sandwich Shop in Kansas City and Painters against Odd Fellows in senior softball at South park with various times and locations.
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Monday Panthers
Tigers
Solith Pri
Lawrence Sanitary
Co-Ops
South Park
TOGF
Vinland Girls
Holmes Sandwich Shop
Kansas City
Painters
Odd Fellows
South Pack
NYA
Eagles
Woodlawn School
Sussday
Wildcats
Midland
Elks
Gbaird
Topeka
Tonganoxie Gtris
Post Office
Pleasant Grove
En- Tor
Smith
Olathe
Woodlawn
Cardin
Ve. Panthers
Sheriffs
Jeague
Dilks
Grocers
Connens
Tennis legends and golf fashion in early sports notes
The clipped item recalls past tennis titles with Helen Jacobs and Dorothy Round, notes historical manager signings for baseball teams, mentions a horse race earnings total, and observes a knickers versus slacks fashion clash in golf. It also highlights Northeast Arkansas league scorekeeper woes, and cites Elizabeth Dunn as Indiana's leading woman golfer.
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Associated Press
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Fulfrey Fahyan
Jhmmy Dykes
White Sox
Walter Johnson
Cleveland
Equipoise
Bety Nuthall
Eileen Whitingstall
Eaglund
Dorothy Round
U.S
About 1 000 Will Seek Amateur Golf Laurels
The United States amateur golf championship will attract more than 1,000 players for sectional qualifiers on 30 courses starting tomorrow. A record 1,120 entries were received this year with 210 spots at Garden City New York set aside. Exemptions go to eight former champions and 16 British entrants including ten Walker Cup team members. six qualifiers emerged in California two weeks ago.
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New York
Lawson Little
Garden City
N. Y
Passing Attack Fools Clark's Detroit Lions
Detroit August 24 Coach George Clark bitter over an aerial attack that fooled the Lions during yesterday’s secret drill. Bierman’s Minnesota style passes produced too many touchdowns as the Lions, using zone and man to man, struggled to diagnose short tosses in preparation for the September 1 all star game in Chicago.
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Detroit
George
Patsy) Clark
Bernie Bierman
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Bierman
Clark
Lions
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Major Leagues
Sports brief notes results across National and American Leagues with multiple games completed or halted by darkness. Highlights include New York, Boston, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Philadelphia outcomes and minor leagues in American Association with Kansas City and Milwaukee downturns.
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New York
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Sec
Brewers Top the A A Pennant Race in 1914 Feature
Milwaukee leads the American Association by nine and a half games as St Paul and Kansas City duel for second place. The Blues shine with two shutouts over Minneapolis and Indianapolis moves into the first division with doubleheader wins over Toledo. Louisville and Columbus split a twin bill.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Brewers
St. Paul
Saints
Kansas City Blues
Blues
Indianapolis Indians
Minneapolis
Phil Page
Millers
Joe Vance
Donie Bush
Wiley Moore
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Red Birds
Mike Ryba
Week End Sports World American Olympic athletes pace tri meet
Triangular track meet in Karlstad Sweden sees American stars win multiple events defeating Japan and France. Newport Rhode Island hosts tennis action with Riggs Parker Mangin doubles and Marble Stampera triumphing at Essex club. Delke retains national parks crown in St Louis while Sutter wins Michigan Riviera finals in Charlevoix.
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Yorld
Japan
France
Karlstad
Sweden
Newport
Lobby Riggs
Franklin Parker
Newport Casino
Don Rudge
Gene Makarout Parker
Gregory Mangin
Manchester
Mass
Helen Jacobs
Alice Marble
Miss Marble
Kay Stampera
Miss Jacobs
Lark Palfrey Fabyan
St. Louis
Elizabeth Delke
Helen Germaine
Ted Drewes
Bob Norton
Scott Rexinger
Stuart Cornell
Gregory
Ressie Puowson
South Park leaders in two leagues as standings shown
The Tigers and Jayhawks share first in the Midget League second session with no losses, while the Co-Ops remain undefeated in the Junior League. Jayhawks are 6-0, Tigers 3-0, Elks and Lawrence Sanitary tied for second in the Junior League at 4-2.
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Tigers
Jayhawks
Elks
Lawrence Sanitary
Major League Leaders Mixed Batting and Pitching Myriad Errors
A garbled recap lists American League batting leaders with Indians and Yankees names, various errant spellings, and scattered stats for averages, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and RBIs. Pitching leaders and team mentions are interwoven with misspelled player names and unclear figures.
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Averil
Indians
Gene Cle
Yarkes
Rutis—Cebeig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Tindbatten
Prosky
Tidans
Gehric
Averill
Daudes
Gehrinker
Walker
Ween
Aunt Averitt
Tomeyankees
Tresksy
Browns
Werher
Hed
Peturson
Rattine—Mize
Ardibis
Ndivsaje
Medwick
Cardinals
Ont
Dia
Deemaree
Tubs
Meltyvieh
Herman
Cubs
Friptes Cai
Phillies
Goodman
Thedts
Ott
Giants
Klein
Berger
Hees
Basts
I. Martin
Martin
Tues Pirates
Hubbell
French
Gumbert
Gas House Outfit Strong In Pinches
The Gas House gang showed grit as they battled to keep the National League lead, with a split doubleheader against the Boston Bees and the Cardinals rallying to stay atop the circuit. Bob Feller impressed in his first big league start for the Indians, fanning 15 in a 4-1 win over the Browns. The Yankees split with the Red Sox as Gehrig homered and the Red Sox exploited pitching, while the White Sox and Senators rallied and the Dodgers edged the Phillies before the Phils won the nightcap.
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Associated Press
Giants
Boston Bees
Pittsburgh
Indians
Bob Feller
St. Louis Browns
Tribe
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Lou Gehrig
Sox
Murderers’ Row
Bump Hadley
Trumph
Auto Mechanics crush Post Office 6-1 in South Park game
The Auto Mechanics defeated the Post Office team 6 to 1 at South Park on Saturday evening. The Mechanics opened with a run in the first inning and added five in the second, while the Post Office managed a lone run in the third. Batteries were Simmonds and Knotts for the Mechanics, Ackers and McClain for the Post Office.
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Auto Mechanics
Post Office
South Park
Simmonds and Knotts
Ackers and McClain
Stagg Keeps Going at 74 as College Coach
Stockton, Aug 24 Amos Stagg the famed football mentor enters his 47th season at College of the Pacific already in fine form. The veteran coach, who began his career in 1890, says football builds unity courage and character and that he feels as fit as a fiddle and even would coach if needed.
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Cal
Amos Stagg
College of the Pacific Boys
University of Chicago
Yale
Stagg
Joplin and Ponca City Are Chief Contenders
With two weeks left in the Western Association race, Joplin and Ponca City vie for the second half flag after Ponca City split a doubleheader with Bartlesville and Joplin split with Muskogee. The Angels gained a 6 4 nightcap win as Jones stole home in a tense game, while Muskogee won the opener 6 5 before Joplin leveled the twin bill 6 2. Springfield knocked down Hutchinson in a doubleheader, taking game two 8 5 after an early 9 5 loss, as Armstrong held the Larks to five hits while stealing 10 bases.
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Joplin
Ponca City
Angels
Bartlesville
Buc
Garretson
Jones
Miners Park
Muskogee Seals
Muskogee
Hill
Hutcheson
Springfield
Cardinals
Hutchinson
Larks
Red Birds
Armstrong
Roundup of Baseball, Football and League Moves
New York sports round up notes Max Schmeling Louis feud shifts to commentator talk and plans. Mentions Marty Burke New Orleans promoter seeking tour options and Jimmy Braddock's fate. References Ken Strong to New Orleans league bid and Yankees interest in southern association. Highlights Stan Harris managing prowess with Bees and Red Sox standing.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Louis
Marty Burke
New Orleans
Sharkey
Marty
George Panos
Charlotte
N.C
George
di Maglios
Hassets
Bony Bell
St. Louis Browns
American Professional Football League
Ken Strong
National League Giants
LOP SIDER TO CO OPS. JUNIOR LEAGUE CO-OPS ROUT ODD FELLOWS
A one sided junior league game at Southpark Saturday afternoon ended 18 to 0 in four and a half innings before rain halted play. Kohler and Johnson earned homers, Thome and Kohler added three baggers, with 14 hits off Blevins and Street. Thome started, Kohler relieved in the third.
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Odd Fellows
Southpark
Kohler
Johnson Eoth
Thome
Blevins
Street
Jesse Owens Homecoming Promise to Return to Ohio State
New York August 24 Jesse Owens Ohio State star and Olympic four gold medalist arrived today from Europe aboard the Queen Mary and said he plans to return to Ohio State for another year to finish his degree in physical education He declined to discuss professional engagements and praised officials including the Amateur Athletic Union which suspended him for an unauthorized tour.
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New York
Tesse Owens
Ohio State
Europe
Owens
Jesse
Amateur Athletic Union
Scandinavian Countries
Owens Faces Reception After London Olympia Claim
The Negro star travels in tourist class with coach Larry Snyder and will stay in New York today before heading to Cleveland for a civic reception. Owens has drawn offers since signaling he would cash in on his Olympic success but will pace his decisions, taking his time about accepting offers.
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A.A.U
Larry Snyder
New York
Cleveland
Owens
London
Bierman Talks Football He Won’t When at Home
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman, famed for laconic replies, has encouraged players to chatter during interviews and on the sidelines while touring coaching schools. Local fans known for his silence since 1932 will see the shift as Bierman urges talk to spark conversations in huddles and practice.
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St. Paul
Twin City
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Bierman
Bernie
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